The benefits of physical exercise on health and well‐being have been studied in a wide
range of systemic and ocular diseases, including glaucoma, a progressive optic neuropathy …

The intraocular pressure inside the human eye maintains 10–21 mmHg above the
atmospheric pressure. Elevation of intraocular pressure is highly correlated with the …

Rhinologic and oral maxillofacial complications from scuba diving are common,
representing approximately 35% of head and neck pathology related to diving. We …

Introduction The elevation of the intraocular and extraocular pressures is associated with
various visual conditions, including glaucoma and traumatic retinal injury. The retina …

(1) Background: High-tension glaucoma damages the peripheral vision dominated by rods.
How mechanosensitive channels (MSCs) in the outer retina mediate pressure responses is …

About 50% of scuba divers have suffered from barotrauma of the ears and about one-third
from barotrauma of paranasal sinuses. The sphenoid sinuses are rarely involved. Vital …

Orbital infection complicating sinonasal inflammatory disorders may lead to serious
sequelae, including blindness and death, if untreated. Communication between the …

Barosinusitis, or sinus barotrauma, is a well-described condition associated with changes in
barometric pressure during flight and diving that can result in sinonasal mucosal injury. In …

Methods This was a survey study. An anonymous, electronic questionnaire was distributed
to 7,060 recipients: professional divers of the Finnish Border Guard, the Finnish Rescue …

Background: Sphenoid sinus mucocele (SSM) represents a relatively rare disease among
pediatric population as compared to adults, with a 1% to 3% incidence of all paranasal sinus …